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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-04

The Labor party held a Convention last
night in Newark for tho nomination of candidates for
the election Their choice for Mayor vAs viii
liam Mcdowell who. In 1875 Samuel j. Tilden's
secretary. lie has been conspicuous In tho manage
ment of the ScRbeach Railroad Company
lie identified with the elevated railroad strike
several years ago = pacihcator Tho nomination ID
merely com plimentary, there is not . ghost OF .
chance for his election He is n knight OF Labor
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Duque Locked Up for seiiins Indecent
Pictures.

Francis Duque OF 76l Broadway was arrested
last night by Can't rORan the charge OF selling OBJ
scene photographs and books on complaint or Com
stock and locked up In Mercer street station
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Protesting Against sugar BountIes.

LONDON. Oct. 3.-The workinRmen held an
AntisuEar bounty meeting In Hyde Park to-day. Tho
meeting success 1000 persons being pres
dsp aged such notices as the following: Down
with bountleA" Foreign bounties slarvs the Brtsh
workmen," I'VE demand fair trade" Thousands Of
spectators watched the proceedings
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Emperor w,ll,au Mt B.se..B.den.

BApES-BADEN. Oct. 3.-Emperor William is
enjoying excellent health Ho insles freely in society
and has held several receptions Reports sent to hn
eric William Dr. Evans OF Paris, in interview with
Empress Augusta, confirmed Dr. Mackenze's diagnosis
OF the Crown Princes and Expressed the opinion
that there danger of cancer forming.
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ItAly,s Quarrel with the CAureA.

RoME. Oct. 3.-The RiJorma says: Accord
between thu Church and Italy IL impossible unless the
Church abandona her pFstsnslonG Il would 30 10 the
advantage Of the PApi See In its relations with
spirit Of the age
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THE RAILROAD MEMS HOUSE.
Nm. YANDERBILTs GIFT TO THE EsS-
PLOYEES OF HES ROAD.

Openips or che New BuiIdiue Provided for
Tneir Cewfert-Bi.hop Petter Leads IN
Three Cbeers for Mr.. vsnderbiit, and M.
Depew ssd Mr.. Vanderbilt Mako speeches
A segment Of brilliant gas Jets, tho efful-
gent rays from scores Of electric nobe, spread
ing palm branches. soft and graceful portieres,
and q beaming and Interested assembage.
made the new building on the northeast corner
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A w.man.. Charge Against Five Men.

Five young men between the ages OF II and
years arrested Mt II O'Clock last night for as
sauting Frances spencer Of ~ Charlton street. rather
handsome young woman, in an alleyway next TO so
East Third street The woman was also arrested TWO
other escAped,
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New Hsrse RaiIrsad E-o.a Keypsrt t.
MatAwAa.

The street railroad between Keyport and
MatawAn was opened yesterday Tho stores In both
towns closed. KsypoTt was crowded with Wis
itorN and houass AAd stores were decorated with
naEk There was large Procession ooposed Of various
civic Boeotioa the HAFitAn GnArds and the Ore
panieA Addresses we're made by Judge Alfred welling
Dc q the nonnoaih Ceeaty Court and william Read.
the Rreliasni ofths hsW roA4
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rho Car Won,t st.pd BIZ eern.ax.

BERLIN, Oct. 3.-The Weiner 1aobIat says
that Germany definitely abandoned all idea Of al
lance with Russia concluding that cooperation or
assistance can be expected from the Gar.
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BERLIN. Oct. 3.-The German Crown Prince
and family will go on Wednesday to BaSeno on Lake
MaKSore they will stay IL tho atmosphere suits
The Crown Prncc of Germany will visit King Iumbert
In the Snriny
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"our Own" Evar.. to Open the C.np.,s..

Senator Hisoock. ex-senator Plat. and other
great called at tho Republican Headquarters yes
terday. Tho preliminary documents for the campaign
have been Tho campaign will be opened In the
city by speech by Senator Evarts At Chtkerng Hall
Sati
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-04

RoAE. Dot. 3.-TWenty-thre new cases OF
,oEted N AesAnA during The past twenty four hourS
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Can't. II. Cheney OF Freedom was nominated
for the Assembly by The Republicans OF tho FIRST CAtAr
angus district in place Off. W. Krtse,
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

HAVANA, Oct. 3.-Santn Clara civil guards
have killed Rodriguez Aanso. bandit, who has twice
tscapeI from iall
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DUN s. CO.'S BUSINESS REVIEW.

Collections Are q Little Slow but the DAN
ger Point Is Believed Have Been Passed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-R G. Dun 6 Co.. in
their weekly review Of trade, say: Notwith-
standing slow collections in many quarters and
some failures of unpleasant significance, the
prevalent feeling is that the most serious points
of danger have been weathered, and that trade
and industries have been warned in season to
cheek unsafe expansion. The volume of bust
ness continues large, whether judged by reports
from many csnteas, by bank exchanges outside
of New York (which exceed last years by about
Is per cent, or by railroad tonnage, which re-
suits in an increase of about II per cent. over
last year in reported errnings In spite of
increase of $13. 900 900 in the currency in circu-
lation during October, following the in
crease of $34, 900. 900 in September, prices
do not advance much. Stocks, after
some days of recovery, show hesitation again,
with evidence that some foreign holders real
izine. Wheat has declined about per cent for
the week: corn, &c; oats. 3c coffee and lard, ac
each, and cotton a sixteenth. while beef falls to
an average of 81 Is. and hogs are Ice lower. Oil
has been lifted cents by a combination to shut
down; sugar q shade by reports regarding the
trust. and tin and copper by speculative opera
tions in the nature of corners" Wool 10 still
in buyers favor. A borax trust is expected to
raise prices Rice reports are contradictory:
buyers hold off in sugar; demand is lacking in
tea and irregular in coffee, and spice dealers re-
quire patience. In general, better prices appear
only where there are effective trade comhina-
tions
The long hesitation in the steel rail market
is broken by lower prices, sales fer Northwest
and New England delivery having been
made the basis of $32 a. mill Pig iron is
weaker at Pittsburg. and offers Of No. South
ern at $40 are reported here. Bar is not
strong; the architectural demand slackens, and
nails are dull; the signs indicate some shrinkage
in consum ption, just now when new works are
about to increase the output largely Nor is
Improvement seen in WOODEN manufactures.
Money is still rather close at Detroit and Kan
sas City, but az most points easier or in ample
supply, though collections are inconveniently
slow at some places where currency is abundant.
Both Eastern and Western manufacturers. in
many branches, find demand less than
pected. and alike in Eastern and Western cities
narrow profits in trade reported.
The business failures during the last seven
days mum Der for the United States, 225; for
Canada, 90 total. Pas, against ZIG last week
and 1S6 for the corresponding week last year.
The increase noticeable this week arises alto
gether in the Western and Southern States.
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&c. t.7ksys us over, &c. below that weight 80
4c hsn turkeys &c; TOMS &c y ID; geese, $4,000
4.S0 y doz: ducks. Leg y ID.
GAME-tuai:. $l25 " dog; squirrels, 15c0S1;
FEATHERs-Prime geese. 3504oc y 10; mixed
duck. 1920 ~ rs. o,,-
WooI-Tub-washed and picked 33 035e; un-
washed. medium and common grade II IN good order.
24025c. unwashed fine Is 02Oc; heece-washed. if
light well washed and in good orde 20 0ooe; bury
and unnerchantable. according to their value
OIL CAKE
Oil cake and oil meal. 1000 lbs. Sis 1000 IDS.
$25. Bags and drayage extra
PROVISIONS
JoBBING PRIcEs-Smoked Meats-Sugarcured
hams, 10 to IL lbs average. 12iec 10 os average
age 11iac; p lbs average. Hike; English
cured breakfast bacon. light or medium, a4c;
sugar-cured shoulders, 10 to IL TBS average SA9c;
dried beef hams. Primrose brand. 14c; DRIED oees
25 lbs average, s3ac about 35 fbs average. 9Asc
clear backs medium average 9loc: clear bellies, me-
dunn weight i1Iac. Dry-salt aud Picked Meats
Clear sides tunsmoked). &c; clear backs, Sun
bean pork p brl 200 ms. $17.OO. Bologna-Skin,
large small 712c; cloth. large small. To- Lard
Pure winter leaf kettlerendered in tierces, SAC
Refined Lard-In tierces, 7l4c; in so ID cans in 100
ID cases. 7lac. srrn.
Clover-Common red june prime (recleaned)
$i04.40 ~ bu English mammoth, prime (reclean-
edl, 81. 20 0435 Alsike, prime. $7.5O0o; Alfalfa,
prime, 81 % O750; white. 81. so %; prime timothy.
So. 6O02. rs bu extra clean blue grass, 81 - 0125
bu; red top 75cD$1 p bu; orchard grass. 81. 500
!. IS ~ bu Southern grown mlet. zoe ~ bu: COM
millet Use bu faxseed selected, 81 40 q 90
e. bu; seed rye, Coo y bu. old popcorn. 203c 10;
new popcorn. 6o070c ~ bu; hemp. 3,ac; canary.
Sc; rape Sc y tb Acme lawn grass seed, zoe p ID:
So. % y bu. Spinach-Bloomsdale savoy-leaf
(sealed bags). SOC y rs. Kale. 75c ~ 10.
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Lard SAL points higher and more active
Western steam spot. 6.7006 824c; Novem-
oer 60 s zoe; December, 6 5s ese 'an so
a6S4c; April. 6 $50 6. 9oc; May, g. SO 0697c' city
steam, 6 Zoe
Butter in moderate demand; Western. Is 026c;
Western creamery. 16 626c Cheese firm but
quiet; Western. 81 0llc
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Extreme dizziness char
acterized the markets on Change to-day. Wheat
opened strong and higher, with December at
1876, gain of &c. May, however, during the
earlier part Of the session. showed greater vol
ume of trade than the nearer options. 1t IS
claimed that December is already being changed
to some other options lie premium. At
time the December option got up to 132c. but
before noon the fraction was entirely lost, and
1t settled back to 73c. closing at 72sc. May
closed at 1885, loss Of &c from yesterdays clos
ing figures. Corn was duh and featureless to-
day, and prices fuctuated within a narrow
range. The tone of the market was firm. due
mainly to moderate buying az times by prom
inent local operator. Outside orders were linn
tied. and there was little disposition on the part
of local traders to trade TO any extent May
corn opened at 45ac. sold mp to 453c, ruled dull.
and closed at 453 AISLE. Oats were very
no material changes in values Provis-
ions were moro active, and decidedly
strong feeling was developed The market
opened rather firm, under the influence OF an
advance in the hog market and a good demand
from local and outside 'shorts." The offerings
were fair and were readily accepted at tho ad-
sancue scaie Oh prices Win the interest," cen.ereo
largely in contracts for January delivery. Later
in the day more quiet feeling prevailed, and
prices settled back again; but the market
closed rather steady. Some transfers of
tracts were made at the current difference. The
undertone of the market indicated rather more
confidence by outside buyers, and orders were
largely on that side of the market There
some realizing by room traders at outside
figures. January pork sold at $12. 55012 20,
and closed at the former figure; January lard
sold at 374 al 40c. and closed at g. 372c; Janu-
ary short ribs sold at 8 324 a 6. 374c, and closed
at the latter figure. The leading futures ranged
aSf ollows.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

Wheat little better all morning, but became weak
at Il CSC; Deeember. 7s9Ssisc. closing at 727sc,
daIl and little Irregular cash Novernber
$sss03slsse closing at ss1ac: December. ssiec;
41i4c Oats quiet cash. Csc; November, a4iae bid d.
December, 247sc bid May. 2slac bid. Rye strong at
1880; prairie SIS. ooo IL 90. Bran strong 1t Soc
d.E ssaay at
Whisky steady at S1.O5. Provisions firm and quiet.
ss sE Isss
clears SO. clear ribs 67oe; short
oss clears eear rbs short
elears so00s 121ac. Hams steady at II SOC.
May. SOC bid. Corn dull; November. 3sl4c bid; De-
eember sse; January ssa4s bid; May 4 dae bid
wheat. 43 600 blu; corn. 10. 600 bu; oats "A 600
bu no rye 1000 bu: bacIsy mons shiPmsats-Flour.
1000 bu: rye $4,000 bu; barley. none.
PHILADELPHIA; Nov. Flour dull and weak
ss ss dug Jsnsars
Soc; February. s5A 0sec. Corn-Spot unsettled
old No mixed in elevator, soc; old No. high h
miaea in els5sser pic; December
.5i.s: short storage, s4ssssss future. ss5st. but
cember. 35asc; january. 35a 036lsc; February, Sc
G37c. Provisions quiet and steady. Porkt-Mess
$50 So prime mess new. $14.5o; family mess
new, SIP DIG Hams. smoked, 11isol2lac. Re-
ceipts-Flour. 5, 400 brls: wheat Il 800 blu: corn
5000 bui oats 1880 Blu. Shipments-Wheat
100 bu; corn, $500 blu; oats. II. 600 blu.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nina. Nov. 4.-Wheat closed
steadier with fair business country orders num-
erous. No. hard. cash, 70i2c; December Tic: Jan
uary. Tie; May. TIC; No. Northern cash 67lac;
December. Csc; January. 69c; May, 74c No. 2 North
ern cash, Gao; December, 65c; january, 66c; May.
71c. On track No. nard. y iac: No Northern,
CSC; No 2 Northern. 65066c. Flour steady, but
less active: patents. 81 Is 0435: bakers. So. So
g. So Receipts-Wheat, 2S7. 800 bu Shipments
Wheat, 81, 400 bu -four. 20, o95 hrls.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Whsat-Western dull and
feless No. winter red spot. 79sa soc; Novem-
Der. 79079a4c; December S1190S SIC: January.
S3laa S334c. Corn-Western dull and nominal
mixed. spot. 49049l4c; November, 40 049iac year.
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 4-The Live Stock Indi-
5o1oe h zig common an steady Good to choice
9fo etoste1s fe 20 steers
@ss2o; COWS. $1.2502.oo; srass-range steers
Hogs-Receipts 5, 643; shipments. ITO. Stronger
and Sc higher Good to choice. S4.35 0445; com
mon to medium, 81 100 30; skips and pigs, $500
Sheep-Receipts 3sa; shipments, 1872 Steady.
Good to choice, $2.7503.4o; common to medium
$1.50026O
ST. LOUIS. Nov. .4.--cattle-Receipts. 15oo
shipments 2.4oO. Market active and stronger
native steers S3.600425; butchers steers medium
to prime, 81 9o137o; rangers common to good
Hogs-Receipts, s. 400 shipments. 1900 Mar
ket active at the decline Choice heavy ard butchers
dium to choice, 81. 4.35; pigs. common to good.
sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments 700 Mar
81 os iso.'S ar 70 FANCY % iOo4oo' lambs $3.50
CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ssooisrs and feeders, sf.75 5s Cows. bull. and and
ern rangers STEADY 1898 Ss; So west
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; shipments, 5000. Mar
s s4soS4'So' light s420@4'4'' 'iip'' $3.50
sheep-Recepts, 5000 shipments. 1000. Mar
Texans. S24003.40; lambs $4,000.
NEW YORK Nov. 4.-Beeves-Receipts. ID car
loads tor exporters and carloads for the market,
and 21 carloads for saughterers direct; market was
hrmer, with fair demand; to good native steers
$3.3004.75 per 100 lbs; prime and extra native
steers 81 5O05. 10; ordinary Texas steers, SIS. 25
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 400, dull and nearly
demoralized with scarcely onehalf of the offerings
sold; sheep ranged from 10 to $3.50 per 100 lbs
with few picked weathers sold at $47O0475;
lambs at $4.5o06. 20, with few choice at SO. $50
$50.
Hogs-Reeeipts $500; none for sale alive; nominal.
ly weak at 81 1905.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Nov observation-disclosures.
2S5; shipments: 266. Nothing doing; all through
consi ynments. No cattle shipped to New York
Hogs-Receipts 400: shipments. 5. 900. Market
very dull: Phiadelphias. S4. 0O04.75 Workers.
teen cars of hogs shipped TO New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, 600. Nothing
doing.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4--Hogs quiet; common
and light, So 80 04 40; packing and butchers, $3.50
04.6O. Receipts, $500: shipments, 400.
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Criminal Court,
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Shakespeare Epit aph Again.

The Shakespeare Epit aph Again
70 the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal
To the suggestion of your correspondent. W.
H. B., that made a serious mistake in num-
bering the letters" reply that the Intelligent
compostor." or the Intelligent proof-reader, "
is responsible for several buuders in my COM
munication. The word ending the second line
is spelled ''heare" in the epitaph, and was SO
written in my manuscript. but it was changed
to "here' by some evil or laundering genius If
this be corrected, w. Fl. B. will see, by re-
counting,
And all is right as right can be-"
Again, the figures ''240," which precede
'44-5." ought to be 1920" of course. The word
in the Latin quotation "Adtruc," ought to be
"Adhuc," but doubtless any Latin scholar would
know this.
To my friend from Greencastle can only say
that he admits away his own objection. The
words referred TO as peculiarly" spelled were,
as he confesses, spelled in various ways in the
Shaksperian age, and my point is that the writer
OF the epitaph may have chosen particular
others The other facts he mentions, viz: that
the authenticity of the epitaph Is under serious
question. ia readily admitted, for the theory of
a cipher in the epitaph involves the idea that
Shakespeare did not write the epitaph. but that
somebody else did. And the very question
under argument is whether Shakespeare wrote
either the eptaph or the plays that pass under
his name. Silexs suggestion only adds force to
the theory of other authorship of both. He
might have added. ip view of the facts adduced
in my original com munication az to the liter
ature of the controversy, "that the authenticity
of the received theory of the authorship of the
plays is under serious question"
AS to Mr. 1gnatius Donnelly. he is able to
take of himself, and needs no help from
my pen. His theory of the deposit of the till.
gravel in "Ragnarok' may be fanciful and
unsound, but have yet to learn that scientific
men agree generally about any great question
regarding the formation of the EARTH the SUM-
moon, stars, or planets They have, since nv
recollection. been living in not only divided but
often bitterly hostile camps, and when better
feelings have prevailed they have only agreed
that their theories merely tentative, and
often only working hypothesis And in the
last analysis some of them don't work at ALL
Nov. 4, 1887 C.. p. JACOBS
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steady, fair volume Of trade in progress and
really in excess of that Of the corresponding
period or 1856 There is a steady, firm tone to
prices on the articles which come into general
or consumption at this of the wear.
Staple groceries are in strong position. Coffees
have again become steady and firm, and sugars
still upward in tendency. Canned goods
are in light supply, and advancing in
price The produce men are fairly
busy. Sweet potatoes are shade
higher while Irish potatoes selling at 70 cents
per bushel from the and choice stock too.
Apples are in abundant supply Really choice
winter fruit sells at 81. IS to So % per barrel,
while some excellent apples hardly large are
selling as low as 60 to IS cents per bushel from
the car. Sales of apples are not so large as they
would be were the weather cooler; the
tail grocers take hold of them lightly preferriug
the commission men should hold them while
they are so liable to rot. Poultry is plenty and
cheap for SO near Thanksgiving time Eggs ia
good supply, but no lower: the shipments East
still light while there is good local dema and.
Butter is abundant and must be a choice article
to bring our quotations. AS usual at this season
Of the year the provision market is tame and
prices unsettled even in jobbing way A few
days however will improve the situation. In
the other markets there is little new to note.
On light receipts more than for any other
reason the several cereals are firm in price and
in good request Sellers of corn are bulls on the
market, and show disposition to sell at pres
emit quotations Track bids to-day ruled as fol-
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. Nov 4.-Flour-Recepts, %.
221 packages; exports, 4,176 brls and 80, 433
sacks. Generally weak, but unchanged. Sales,
$500 brls-
wheat-Reeeipts Sc 800 bu: exports, 119, I'll
bu; sales. 1868, 900 bu futures and 302. 900 bu
spot Spot steady Export trading moderate.
Options ruled very dull, with absence of feat
ures. Prices declined q trif1e, closing steady.
Ne. Milwaukee, S2ic delivered TO arrive; IN
No. red. 82s a S34c store and elevator. S3a a
SITE {. o. b., $40 a s5tc delivered; No. l red.
red. November, So 0s3sc, closing at S3c: De-
cember, 632 a 84e, closing at S35c; January, So %
So 316e. closing at S5c; May, S9s a S9sc closing
ut s94c: June. 500 q SO 9-l6c. closing at 89ic.
Corn-Receipts II $50 blu; exports, 70, 1875
bu; sales, 368, GOO bu futures and 211.000 blu
spot. Options &c higher but very quiet.
0533c; No. 2. 52s 522c store 523 a 53c f. 0. b.,
b3a q 54c delivered; No. 2. white. SOC elevator;
No. 2, November, 52t 52sc, closing at 524c;
December, 521 52sc, closing at 521c: January,
inc at sale; May, 534 q 53sc, closing at 53kc.
Oats-Receipts. 1884, bu; exports, 202 bu.
sales, 100000 bu futures and $4,000 bu spot;
without change of Importance; mixed Western,
324 a 34c; white do, 80 a 40c.
Hay quiet but firm.
Hops steady.
1oHee-SpoL Ialr hlo ouIl AZ 1o4c, options,
is a Is points lower and moderatively active;
sales, 76, $50 bags; November, 10 Zoe: December,
10 10 16 40c; January, 10. go 16. l5c; February
10 IS Is CSC; March, Is 20 Is 90c; April, 10 IS
a Is e0c; May. 10 80 q Is. 75c; June Is 40 I5 Csc;
July, ID 40 q Soc; August, 10 Is a ID 40c: Sep
tsmber 10 a Is l0c; October Is 115 05c; 1881
November, IA 80 ola 90c; December, 1890
IA 95c. Sugar quiet; firmly held; refined strong;
mold A, ii -l6 &c: standard A, 81 q Gle;
Petitioners A. &c., cut-loaf and crushed, a The:
granulated, 6 o9c. Molasses steady; Trinid ad,
Poe. Rice firm.
Tallow firm at 4 3-16 a 4ic. Rosin steady at
o. Is 0120
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry; receipts 1866
packages; Western, la 23c.
Pork in fair demand and steady; sales 675
brls mess. Cutmeats firm; picked hams, a &C.
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Pitsburg Chronicle.
The prope: place for a farm dog is at home,
not following the team or wagon its various
trips to the neigh boring villages, for then when
he is wanted perhaps he is playing with some of
the worthless dogs that always proving
around A good dog is a valuable adjunct to
the farm, as he will save his owner q good many
that shows a good set Of teeth properly barred
for business. But dog that plays with ali tho
dogs that rum will soon learn to run off too, and
when wanted is away, and perhaps in mischief.
My plan for keeping my dog at home. and also
for keeping off the worthless ours, is success.
/ chain him up. young shepherd, nights, and
the spring is good will do-fasten it with a
strong chain, and set it just outside the limits Of
my dog SO he cannot possibly get into it have
already captured two dogs. They get s'irst
class lickin'" afte. which take their foot out
of the trap and let them 60. and they don't COM
back right away. either. The plan works well
and suits